FLORIDA WILDLIFEThe wildlife of Florida is rich and varied. Sit back and enjoy this special slideshow photographed by Rob Grant. play stop Since your web browser does not support JavaScript, here is a non-JavaScript version of the image slideshow: The loggerhead is the most common sea turtle in Florida. Manatees can be found in shallow, slow-moving rivers, estuaries, saltwater bays, canals and coastal areas. The brown pelican can be found on the Atlantic and Gulf Coasts. The brown pelican can be found in coastal areas like sandy beaches and lagoons. It can also be found around waterfronts and marinas. The white ibis is a medium-sized long-legged long-necked wading bird Great blue herons live near sources of water, including rivers, lake edges, marshes, saltwater seacoasts, and swamps. Florida has many large wading birds including the wood stork and cranes. Great egrets live in and around the waterways in Florida. Florida is home to many species of Sea Gulls. Pelicans love relaxing on Florida's numerous docks. Blue Crabs are abundant throughout the Florida's backwaters, tidal creeks, and in the open waters of the Gulf of Mexico. Alligators can be found in a range of habitats, including marshland, swamps, rivers, lakes and ponds. Its not uncommon to see large shore birds relaxing in the Florida sun. The hosrseshoe crab is called a "living fossil" because it has been on earth for millions of years. Although called a crab, it is not a crustacean, but belongs to the arachnid or spider family. Aligators are found mostly in low marsh areas around the waterways of Florida or in alligator attractions. Aligators are found mostly in low marsh areas around the waterways of Florida or in alligator attractions. The Florida wild boar is the classic American razor-back, piney woods rooter. Rob Grant with a Florida gator! Armadillos have a shield-like shell covered with horny scales. Joints in the shell are flexible, which enable the animal to bend and twist.
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Since your web browser does not support JavaScript, here is a non-JavaScript version of the image slideshow: The loggerhead is the most common sea turtle in Florida. Manatees can be found in shallow, slow-moving rivers, estuaries, saltwater bays, canals and coastal areas. The brown pelican can be found on the Atlantic and Gulf Coasts. The brown pelican can be found in coastal areas like sandy beaches and lagoons. It can also be found around waterfronts and marinas. The white ibis is a medium-sized long-legged long-necked wading bird Great blue herons live near sources of water, including rivers, lake edges, marshes, saltwater seacoasts, and swamps. Florida has many large wading birds including the wood stork and cranes. Great egrets live in and around the waterways in Florida. Florida is home to many species of Sea Gulls. Pelicans love relaxing on Florida's numerous docks. Blue Crabs are abundant throughout the Florida's backwaters, tidal creeks, and in the open waters of the Gulf of Mexico. Alligators can be found in a range of habitats, including marshland, swamps, rivers, lakes and ponds. Its not uncommon to see large shore birds relaxing in the Florida sun. The hosrseshoe crab is called a "living fossil" because it has been on earth for millions of years. Although called a crab, it is not a crustacean, but belongs to the arachnid or spider family. Aligators are found mostly in low marsh areas around the waterways of Florida or in alligator attractions. Aligators are found mostly in low marsh areas around the waterways of Florida or in alligator attractions. The Florida wild boar is the classic American razor-back, piney woods rooter. Rob Grant with a Florida gator! Armadillos have a shield-like shell covered with horny scales. Joints in the shell are flexible, which enable the animal to bend and twist.
The loggerhead is the most common sea turtle in Florida.
Manatees can be found in shallow, slow-moving rivers, estuaries, saltwater bays, canals and coastal areas.
The brown pelican can be found on the Atlantic and Gulf Coasts.
The brown pelican can be found in coastal areas like sandy beaches and lagoons. It can also be found around waterfronts and marinas.
The white ibis is a medium-sized long-legged long-necked wading bird
Great blue herons live near sources of water, including rivers, lake edges, marshes, saltwater seacoasts, and swamps.
Florida has many large wading birds including the wood stork and cranes.
Great egrets live in and around the waterways in Florida.
Florida is home to many species of Sea Gulls.
Pelicans love relaxing on Florida's numerous docks.
Blue Crabs are abundant throughout the Florida's backwaters, tidal creeks, and in the open waters of the Gulf of Mexico.
Alligators can be found in a range of habitats, including marshland, swamps, rivers, lakes and ponds.
Its not uncommon to see large shore birds relaxing in the Florida sun.
The hosrseshoe crab is called a "living fossil" because it has been on earth for millions of years. Although called a crab, it is not a crustacean, but belongs to the arachnid or spider family.
Aligators are found mostly in low marsh areas around the waterways of Florida or in alligator attractions.
The Florida wild boar is the classic American razor-back, piney woods rooter.
Rob Grant with a Florida gator!
Armadillos have a shield-like shell covered with horny scales. Joints in the shell are flexible, which enable the animal to bend and twist.
